Hot Yoga (60 min)
see all reviewsThis was my first time taking a hot yoga class and loved it! Lauren was great and offered many modifications (and amplifications) which I appreciated as a beginner and a bigger woman. Onx + Amelia is so welcoming and I highly recommend to anyone!
ONX + Amelia is a yoga + fitness studio located in Cathedral Hill, in the heart of…- Strength Training, Stretching, …
The Power House
617 Snelling Ave S, Suite B, Saint PaulSafety guidelinesBarbell Buddies
see all reviewsSo, don’t go in the front door. Go around the side and THAT’S where the proper door is. Otherwise you’re gonna awkwardly walk thru the middle of a CrossFit class 😅
The Power House is a community-focused gym in the vibrant Highland Park neighborhood… - Barre, Pilates, …
Defining You Pilates and Fitness
550 Vandalia St, Suite 310, Saint PaulSafety guidelinesAll Levels Mat Pilates
see all reviewsReally great class and instructor. Then place is challenging to access if you take an early morning class as the doors are locked and the code I had did not work, so I had to wait until I saw someone inside to glad down to open the door.
WHO WE ARE Your Place for Transformation Defining You Pilates & Fitness is your… Boxing+Impact
see all reviewsEveryone there was very friendly and welcoming . The space was a little tight but cozy. I would totally recommend to family and friends and go back for more workouts. Thank you Michael (the coach) for being so awesome.
NOT just a gym, it’s a community. Our members find is an inclusive environment that…Cycle/Flow
see all reviewsThis was an amazing experience! I loved the intimacy of the studio, it was very clean and organized. The instructor was very welcoming and extremely helpful (as it was my first time cycling) and everyone in class was also a pleasure; it felt very community focused. I loved the yoga closure after cycling and definitely plan to go back.
Bodyshop is a small group studio committed to your fitness and wellness. They encourage…- Kilo Strength & Performance was started because The Twin Cities needed something…